[ibookuser2]

Using either CGI (perl) or PHP, I need to include the second table and the second table only from another dynamically generated page. The page is on another server, so I'm currently using a
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to get and include the page before it's served. However, things would look much nicer if I could simply take the second table off of the page and include only what is between the second set of &lt;table&gt;&lt;/table&gt; tags.

I know there must be a way of doing this, however, my PHP and perl skills are lousy, can anyone help me?

Thanks.

[reader50]

If you control the other server, make it save the 2nd table as a separate file. Then you can include that remote file.

Otherwise, make a parse routine that grabs the other page and clips it down to the 2nd table. Save the distilled table as a local file. You can cron the parse routine as often as needed, so your own page will always have a current copy of the 2nd table available.